On the 10-year anniversary of Fortuna Admissions, we take a look at how MBA admissions and business education has changed over the past decade

The admission chiefs at both Harvard Business School and Stanford Graduate School of Business announce their departures on the same day. What it says about the pressures of MBA admissions today

We review the things recent MBA grads most regret about their MBA experience. Co-hosts Maria Wich-Vila and Caroline Diarte-Edwards, who respectively graduated from Harvard Business School and INSEAD, share their personal regrets, while P&Q Editor assesses the most commonly held misgivings MBAs have

How credible is this list? What you should discount and what you should believe

A guide to the organizations and programs to help women and under represented swing admission odds into their favor

For decades, the deans and other officials of seven super-elite business schools in the U.S. have met to exchange best practices and scuttlebutt. But are they really the schools with the best MBA programs or is this merely an artifact of an elitist age?

When is an online MBA preferable to an in-person experience? What should you reasonably pay to get an online MBA?

It’s more than a strong economy that is keeping young professionals out of full-time MBA programs

Stanford’s new MBA employment report opens the door to what MBA grads now earn

Caroline, Maria and John offer relationship advice to MBA students who leave partners behind, plus what Wharton's application decline means for MBA applicants